... Milesirom Exchange. Kent £75 per annum.—For apply Hotti.RY and Kvrk, SecUtrecl. r he LET. Compact BREWERY, of I length, with good connexion; uteusiU necessary for the business in mo>l excellent There i« also capital Two-stalled Drayhouse. Kent moderale. This ...

... or years experience preferred— addressed R H T will to llfANTHD SHETLAND PONY Apply at Liverpool Stables Gilbert-street to KENT convenient DWELLING-HOUSE Address (post rent situation and description T care Messrs Hulmr Loid-street the pre- habit of Penmanship ...

... returriid. Thel LONDON asid DUBLIN 8OT'rLED PORTER. L LINDON'S NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP, BERRY-STREET, L of Top Or SISt-STREa3T. yed IHE Public are very r'speclfully informnpal that a nrw 2' nts BOOT acid SIDOE SEIOP Zs opessed titt day cit No. 30, ct. BERlY STREFT ...

... decided, by Mr. Justice Coleridge, that an innkeeper cannot legally maintain any charge in his bill for waiters', chambermaids, boots, &c., .tinless it can be shown, that the defendant had agreed to pay such attendants. - - - At the Queen's Drawing-room, on ...

... Ricardo, Lord Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. re* ford, and the miustrel* were Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles Lamb wore a lovely dress of ancient figure. Mr. tiilmour had a beautiful green velvet surcoal trimmed with sable, long black boots the old fashion ...

... can ever efface ?? 2i. pee l 4 bottle. fetal - t HUNTS WATERPROOF COMPOSITION, for effeetually e Le s eluding moisture from boots, shoes, carriage leathers, &c.-Price 1is per bottle. or 8d. per put. 11 a Publcations. 0 MIILLER'S curious SPECIMEN of LITHOGRAPHY ...

... Stock will found of the first cla«. comprising rare and superb Article* as now worn by the Royal FMnily. tlie Victoria Mantua, Kent Shawls. Coronation. Spanish, and Carriage Caps. Mantillas, Muffs, Boas, Trimming*, kc. and other Article of fashion a* worn ...

... Maceroni, among his Seasonable Hints, in the Mechanics' Magazine for January, 1836, states that he has had only three pairs of boots for three years, and he thinks he shall not want any more for five years to come. And why ? Why, because he has studied out ...

... ofehe English last with the elegance of the French form, now offers the Ptibiic, Specimens (in Ladies* and Children's Pattern Boots and Shoes, which lu- has view) Workmanship, Fashion, and Style inferior none in the Kingdom. From Mr. Stout's practice, and ...

... Messrs. Roebuck and Co. AGItict:LTURALSTRIKE,---Twelve farm servants in the em ploy of Mr. E. Lake, of 1100, Kent, have been committed to Maidstone gaol for fourteen ays, for having quitted their work without giving any intimittien of their intention of ...

... which spread throughout the town of Dartford_and its vicinity, and which was distinctly felt 'and the explosion heard at Maidstone, a oiscance of 20 miles. Most of the sufferers, if not ail of them, have left wives and families to deplore their loss. is ...

... Skreen Tables, Covuches, Sofas, Children's Chairs, Cots, C b3, Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes. Bedsteps, Bislets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks. Alusic Stands and Stools, &c. JAPANNED. STAINED, and FANCY CHAIRS, In tile greatest variety; Four-post, Cottage, Canopy ...